SEO Inspector by J6 Venture
Inspect crawlability, including llms.txt in 1 click.
What it does
SEO Inspector is a free browser tool for SEO and AEO. In one click it probes any page as the real AI crawlers, shows what they can and can’t see, and inspects your schema, metadata and structured data, so you know your pages are ready to be found and cited.
Inspect any page's crawlability, render gap, robots.txt, llms.txt and schema in one click. It collects nothing and sends nothing. Add it to Chrome for free.
SEO Inspector is a free browser tool for SEO and AEO. In one click it probes any page as the real AI crawlers, shows what they can and can’t see, and inspects your schema, metadata and structured data, so you know your pages are ready to be found and cited. You optimize for Google, but AI answer engines read your pages through a different lens. Content rendered by JavaScript can be invisible to crawlers, a broken schema fails silently, and a stray robots.txt or llms.txt rule can quietly shut out the exact bots you want citing you. Until now there was no way to see your page the way GPTBot or ClaudeBot actually sees it. One click on any page opens the inspector. Here is what it shows you,…from j6venture.com
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